Rovers North High Ratio Transfer

[jumpmaster54]

Final Summary

So with my NADA 109 IIA with the 2.6 petrol can I use the Rovers North High Ratio Transfer and my Koenig period front winch together?

Alot of info given and a few comflicting? Please advise before i spent alot of money and find out it does not work. Thanks

Stan

[73series88]

im not sure about the 2.6 in a 109.
ive got a 2.25 in an 88.
i was told i could put range rover diffs in my axles.
and it would but the equivelent to having an over drive permanately engaged. well i eventually got a fairey od and ive left it engaged and thought there was something wrong with the truck. no power. duh!!!!!

bigger truck bigger motor might equal same power loss in perminate high gear.

i use my od as a fifth gear basically and its great.
maybe im just talking out my ass.
aaron

[Cutter]

So with my NADA 109 IIA with the 2.6 petrol can I use the Rovers North High Ratio Transfer and my Koenig period front winch together?

Alot of info given and a few comflicting? Please advise before i spent alot of money and find out it does not work. Thanks

Stan

The NADA 2.6 head is setup for highway driving, so it has more power up high. The Euro has the power more in the lower range, so the HR Transfer is a better fit. Not sure if it is worth it, I also live at sea level in a pretty flat area, so like Terriann was saying, if you are in a hilly area it might be asking a lot of the engine. I would say the 2.6 is still underpowered for a 109, regardless of transfer case.

[Les Parker]

PTO for High Ratio

Stan,

Yes, with the high ratio t. box on your standard Series gearbox and you will be able to use the Rear PTO.

Thanks, Ike for posting the various pix for the different options for the rear out put gear.

[jumpmaster54]

front pto

But can I use the fron PTO for the winch?

Stan

[leafsprung]

yes

[Lord Icon]

why not?

The front pto comes from the drive dog on the crank pully . It should have nothing to do with the trans .

[leafsprung]

I think he means the forward facing rear PTO as used on PTO koenig winches. Most front PTO winches are driven from the back of the transfer case, the exceptions being the turner, koenig crank driven and capstans.

[jumpmaster54]

Pics

OK well I'll post a few photos and then need help so I dont make a costly mistake.

Stan

[leafsprung]

if it works with your current transfer case it will work with the HR case unless its an overdrive.

[jumpmaster54]

Thanks Man

OK thanks, thats all I was trying to verify. I have it hooked up to a normnal transfer and want to install the HR transfer and keep the winch. Awesome.

Stan

[73series88]

whoooo!
glad we got that worked out.
aaron